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LS Test Builder by Learning Station

10/01/08

LS Test Builder
by Learning Station

LEARNINGSTATION LS Test Builderprovides an intuitive online environment for educators to create, deliver, and assess standards-based formative practice tests to help students prepare for state-mandated assessments. Using this online tool, teachers can use custom, districtprovided, or state-released questions to create tests for language arts, math, social studies, and science classes for grades 3 through 12, then save and share tests with colleagues. The tests can then be delivered to students via an online interface, where student and class performance can be evaluated through a variety of reports. The reports include recommendations and intelligent links to targeted, integrated instructional content. Price: Licenses start at $2 per student; $795 minimum order.

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